Sentences with phrase «much construction equipment»

So we won't have as much construction equipment.

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I think recurring use physical farm, construction equipment, cars, and trucks are very much a place where you see a subscription economy making more and more sense.»

When Barry Brodersen, cofounder and vice-president of Domino Equipment Co., in Clinton, Okla., hears about a particularly good service or construction specialist, he tries to get as much information about that person as he can and looks for opportunities to become acquainted.

The company, based in Fullerton, California, retrofits large diesel - powered vehicles such as garbage trucks and off - road construction equipment with a system that cuts smog - causing emissions by as much as 90 percent.

A $ 23 - million construction - equipment and - supply company, Albany Ladder specializes in serving carpenters, roofers, and small - time contractors who've never borrowed money from a bank — much less established a history of responsibly repaying it.

SolarCity finances equipment and construction based on customer payments — much like other subscription - based businesses like regional utilities and cable or voice service providers — and receives a steady stream of contracted cash as a result.

That partnership could slash the project's price tag by at least $ 1 million, and maybe more, by using city and Park District expertise and capital equipment to do much of the engineering and construction.

It's unclear how much will be spent on equipment versus construction if the bond act passes — that's left up to the schools.

Safety Carbon fiber is valued in the racing community for its strength and energy absorption properties in lieu of its light weight, but we much prefer to focus on results rather than construction or equipment.

Engine manufacturer DEUTZ has developed a mild hybrid drive system for off - road construction equipment that has the potential to reduce fuel consumption by as much as 30 %.

However, Terex and these other firms have much broader exposure to construction equipment and some unique issues.

He will walk by a construction site full of loud equipment without so much as a glance.

1) Nudge a 1 - mi diameter nickel - iron asteroid into near - Earth orbit, and it will (rather readily) yield as much precious metal as has been mined from the Earth's crust in all history, plus huge amounts of base metals (useful mostly for large - scale orbital construction, etc.) 2) Plasma torches from either self - generated Syngas or from prospective fusion plants will enable nearly complete recycling of all waste, including landfills and equipment graveyards, etc., by reducing it to pure elemental form.

However, the proportion of injuries actually involving construction vehicles and equipment is probably much greater.